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Let G be a finite group and let \(({\mathcal {O}}, K, k={\mathcal {O}}/J({\mathcal {O}}))\) be a p-modular system so that \({\mathcal {O}}\) is a complete valuation ring with fraction field K and residue field \(k={\mathcal {O}}/J({\mathcal {O}})\) an algebraically closed field of characteristic p as in finite group modular representation theory. Let A be a finitely generated \({\mathcal {O}}\)-free \({\mathcal {O}}\)-algebra such that A has a simple \({\mathcal {O}}\)-subalgebra S with \({\textsf{1}}_{A} \in S\) and (consequently) A is naturally Morita equivalent to \(C_{A}(S)\). We prove that an extension of the Green theory is “compatible” with this Morita equivalence. Then we apply these results to the situation in which G stabilizes a defect subpair (i.e., where (Q, f) is a subpair such that Z(Q) is a defect group of \(f \in Bl({\mathcal {O}}C_{G}(Q))\). These analyses are applied to “Weights of Blocks” and “Blocks with a Normal Defect Group”.
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Harris, M.E. Natural Morita equivalence, extended Green theory, and defect subpairs. Arch. Math. 120, 577–585 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00013-023-01850-5
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